Welcome in everybody to Fantasy Pros. This is the fantasy football podcast is me Joe

E. P. Joe P's are P and it's week six. So it's time to talk to Dr. Chow about the

injuries and my goodness. Dr. Chow, you must have been a very busy man the last few

days because there have been a ton of injuries here. I don't even know we have time to get

to all them, but let's start with some of the big ones here. Obviously at the top, we

got to start with Justin Jefferson because that's what is going to affect a lot of fantasy

managers for the next few weeks. Also the news coming that he's not going to rush his

way back. I don't blame him. There are one win team right now and he's waiting for a

contract. So much to your point for last week when you discussed about there's injuries

and then there's also contract injuries that kind of also go through here. Another hamstring

injury are your expectations that the four weeks should be enough for this hamstring

issue of Jefferson to come back and perform again like Justin Jefferson. I think our

over under is closer to six weeks on Justin Jefferson based on the video of the injury

itself. And remember, it's kind of a weird turf injury. There's some talk of, oh my

god, look, turf is bad. That was a slip on turf. Usually that type of injury is more

on grass, you know, poor footing hamstring. I don't doubt that the hamstring is real.

And I think what we're discussing there, Joey, is that, you know, if you're on a playoff

push and you're 85% let's roll. If you're a one win or a very few win team with not much

to play for and no contract like you like right now, maybe you hold back a little bit.

Look, Jonathan Taylor, we talked about Jonathan Taylor and we've talked about hiding behind

health where, you know, NFI for the back, no, not the back, the ankle, not the ankle, the

ankle's healthy. We could trade him. No, he's not healthy. He goes out on four weeks.

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